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• How Every Child Succeeds Act will really change US education?
• Top universities to offer full degrees online in five years
• The European Commission adopted a new skills agenda for Europe
• US schools to have challenges with school attendance, teachers and racial inequality
• Latvia joined the OECD
• Russian Federal Education and Science Supervision Agency plans to abolish tests as a form of examination by 2017
• Ukrainian online resource monitors corruption at HEIs
• Georgia to increase higher education enrolment
• Students from ITMO University ranked first at the international programming tournament CodeChefSnackDown
• Azerbaijan introduces chargeable entrance exams
• QS announced the results of university rankings in the BRICS countries
• Korean high schools start teaching robotics as part of official curriculum
• Stanford-led collaborative to grow efforts to improve Math teaching and learning in the early years
• ADB poll identifies key skills for Asian youth
• Only 23% of parents in USA aware of careful childcare influence on a child’s development
• Mandatory teacher training often repetitive and irrelevant, UAE study shows
• Tutoring schools gain more popularity in China
• How did Brazil introduce the policy of positive discrimination?
• Ministry of Education and Science in Russia to create crowdfunding platform for research projects
• The Head of the Chechen Republic to grant scholarships for students studying Education
• Russia to introduce a new Master’s program “Digital Humanities”
• Russian employers dissatisfied with the skills of university alumni
• The number of foreign students in Russia increased during the last year
• British students could be excluded from Erasmus scheme after Brexit
• 20 states of USA to expand access to high-quality early learning
• Matific Raises $45 million Series B round to develop Math games
• Extra €2.5 million to provide free preschool for 60 000 children in Ireland
• China: what are the lessons of expansion?
• HSBC survey: How much do parents spend on children’s higher education?
• Netherlands: 38% of students remain five years after graduation
• Harvard Business School introduced online learning for students
• Unemployment: three in four Europeans want EU to do more to create jobs
• Ministry of Education and Science in Russia to award students with grants for doing research
• Japan allotted $2 million to Kyrgyzstan for developing human capital
• Russian Education Supervision Agency disabled 12 universities to admit students
• Russia to check centrally diploma papers for plagiarism
• WorldSkills standards to become Unified State Exam’s analogue for college graduates
• The Centre for Professional Education Development launched in Russia
• Shanghai Ranking: Academic Ranking of World Universities 2016 results announced
• 10 jobs graduates will be applying for from 2026
• Video games can improve student achievement
• Spotify launches a new Kids category with a focus on learning activities, language development
• Competitive students apply for pedagogics
• Russian science needs development
• Fees in Russian kindergartens increase quicker than in HEIs
• Model for school self-examination developed in Russia
• The WorldSkills Competition’s champions to give workshops
• World Intellectual Property Organization have released the annual Global Innovation Index
• The Ministry of Education and Planning is making English the second language at universities across Vietnam
• The NEET rate is increasing in OECD countries